Prince of Wales Bridge

Sted	United Kingdom
Status	In use
Open	1996
Function	Road bridge
Design	Cable-stayed bridge

Length	5 128 m
Height	137 m
Clearance below	37 m
Longest span	456 m
Width	34 m

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Prince of Wales Bridge is a cable-stayed bridge between Wales and England in the United Kingdom. The bridge was originally called the Second Severn Crossing, and was opened on 5 June 1996 by Prince Charles. In 2018, the bridge was renamed the Prince of Wales Bridge. Due to increased traffic on the Severn Bridge, there was a need to build a larger bridge. It has three lanes in each direction and is part of the M4 motorway.
The bridge is 5,128 meters long and has a span of 456 meters.